fats slow down the digestive...

can someone please explain to me how oil and fats slow down the digestive process. also, is it better to have a faster or slower digestion? i googled around and i'm still very confused.

It probably dont matter much..eat some corn and see what comes out in yer poop. Everyone is different. I saw this thing on tv about eating contests. This guy ate like 50 jalapeno peppers in 5 minutes. He was sweating and said he was in agony for the next 24 hours while it worked through his system. They interviewed his doctor. His doc said..he did nothing unhealthy. Apparently the acids in the tummy can handle that.

It probably dont matter much..eat some corn and see what comes out in yer poop. Everyone is different. I saw this thing on tv about eating contests. This guy ate like 50 jalapeno peppers in 5 minutes. He was sweating and said he was in agony for the next 24 hours while it worked through his system. They interviewed his doctor. His doc said..he did nothing unhealthy. Apparently the acids in the tummy can handle that.

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There's nothing particularly noxious (in the caustic sense) about capsaicin (the substance that makes peppers hot). You can spread it on the gastric mucosa <Linda_Richman>like BUTAHH</Linda_Richman> on toast and it's not going to make a hole in there or anything like that. It does have some interesting effects on some types of nerve endings, however (as anybody who's eaten a hot pepper can attest to).

August Pamplona